semi-circled
semi-effigied

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semi-circled adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the route only half completed before returning to its starting point. semi-closed gamed adj. Too drunk to leave the opening move alone, yet certain that a second, more strategic move is under way.
semi-coked adj. You have drunk enough to become an intermediate substance, neither fully sociable nor entirely inert. semi-colonied adj. Sufficiently drunk to declare independence while accepting direction from whoever has the keys. Guarionex went semi-colonied and announced sovereignty over the smoking area. semi-colonned adj. Of a drinker who has divided the room lengthways and is supporting only one half of it. semi-columned adj. Having drunk enough to stand like half a pillar, supporting the room only from one side. semi-darknessed adj. The state of being drunk and dimly aware that the coat, the keys, and the evening are separate matters. semi-decidabilitied adj. Having drunk more than enough to settle some questions eventually, while leaving the important ones unresolved. semi-deponented adj. You are drunk and using active-looking language for actions whose consequences have quietly fallen upon you. semi-deserted adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the pub partly abandoned within you, with only the journey home still inhabited. semi-detacheded adj. Of a drinker who has separated from the conversation but remains structurally attached to the group. semi-detachmented adj. A drinker who has achieved partial separation from reality while retaining full confidence in its arrangements. semi-displayed adj. A drinker so far gone that private convictions are advertised with borders, illustrations and unjustified prominence. semi-dreadnoughted adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the sofa under heavy fire from several incompatible directions. semi-easy chaired adj. Drunk on the strength of which an ordinary chair becomes partly a place to recline and wholly a place to remain.
semi-effigied adj. Sufficiently drunk to appear only from the waist upwards, the lower half having entered administrative suspension.